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Thanh Ha: From Vietnam's Coast to A Leader in Green Steel

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By Olivia Williams, Ryan Mills
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How childhood experiences in coastal Vietnam shaped an RMI manager’s mission to decarbonize the steel industry and accelerate the energy transition in her home country. Growing up in Nghê An Province, a small coastal town in north-central Vietnam, Thanh Ha developed an early appreciation for nature.
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By Olivia Williams, Ryan Mills
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This RMI associate works with communities like his own to electrify their agricultural processes and enhance energy security. In the heart of West Africa, Nigeria’s landscape tells a story of agricultural richness and diversity. From the cocoa and oil palm plantations of the south to the expansive fields of livestock in the north, farming forms the backbone of Nigeria’s economy and the lifeblood of its rural communities.
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Laura Diez: Championing Island Communities and Gender Equity

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By Olivia Williams, Ryan Mills
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This RMI senior associate draws inspiration from her upbringing to foster lasting change. Laura Diez grew up in the heart of Miami amid the fabric of two cultures. Her parents, who had immigrated from Cuba in one of the earliest waves of boatlift migration, planted roots in South Florida. Determined to keep their family’s Cuban heritage alive, her maternal grandparents became pillars of support for the immigrant community.
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